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Sewing Pattern Pouch Paloma | eBook

30.05.2017 by Sabine Schmidt

Nähanleitung Täschchen Paloma | eBook

Paloma pouch sewing instructions: The Paloma pouch is a super cute sewing project that is also great for beginners. And because the pouch is so small, it’s also perfect for sewing from fabric scraps!

At a glance

  • Paloma is a slightly more elaborate pouch, but one that can also be sewn by beginners
  • The pouch can be used in many versatile ways
  • A charming yo-yo flower, a fun statement button, or cool embroidery make Paloma an individually designed pouch
  • The finished pouch is approximately 13 x 18 cm in size

Imaginative pouches are always a good idea, right? Some cosmetic bags can even be whipped up in just 15 minutes! :)

Paloma, however, is a bit more elaborate.

And you can tell by looking at it!

The wonderful Ruby Yeh showed a similar pouch on her YouTube channel - though in Japanese. So that we can also enjoy sewing such a brilliant pouch here, I have developed a corresponding pattern including instructions.

The Paloma pouch can be used in many ways as a cosmetic bag, wallet, handbag organizer, or even as a mini-clutch for a special occasion.


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

With the right fabric, Paloma quickly becomes a stylish companion for theater visits, receptions, or exhibition openings.


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

Paloma has an outer pocket that is closed with a wide flap. You can use the flap wonderfully to let your creativity run wild:
A charming yo-yo flower, a fun statement button* or cool embroidery make Paloma an individually designed pouch that you can treat yourself to – or your friends. :)

If you like decorating your lovingly handmade items, take a look at my blog post "Decorating handmade items"!


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

You can use a standard zipper and shorten it afterward.
I chose a continuous zipper.
For the mint-colored bag, I edged the zipper.
For the apricot-colored bag, I sewed it without a facing.
Both work perfectly.


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

By the way, I found these beautiful metallic-effect zippers* on Etsy.

They don't just look sensational, but you can also sew over them with your sewing machine without any problems. You should avoid trying that with metal zippers. However, the metallic-effect zippers I use are made of nylon and have a metallic finish.


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

The instructions are designed so that even beginners can sew the Paloma pouch without any problems.
With the exception of ironing on the interfacing, there is a photo for every step.

The finished pouch is approximately 13 x 18 cm in size – depending on the seam allowance used.

If you have any questions or suggestions about the eBook, feel free to send me an email!
I am happy to help – and I always love receiving mail!


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

So: Download the eBook quickly and start sewing! :)

Happy simple sewing,
your Sabine


Paloma pouch sewing instructions

The most important things answered at a glance

Can beginners also sew the Paloma pouch?

Yes! Although the pouch is a bit more elaborate, I will guide you through the sewing instructions step-by-step with many photos.

What are the dimensions of the finished Paloma pouch?

The finished pouch is approximately 13 x 18 cm in size – depending on the seam allowance used.

What can the Paloma pouch be used for?

You can use the pouch in many versatile ways, e.g., as a cosmetic bag, a wallet, a handbag organizer, or even as a mini-clutch.

Links marked with * are affiliate links: If you make a purchase through them, we receive a small commission. The price remains the same for you.

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About the author

Sabine

I come from Siegen-Wittgenstein, where I spent my childhood breaking in cows, jumping off haystacks and scraping a D- in needlework class.

Today, being creative feels like indescribable happiness to me – and it grows even more when I can share it with others. Since 2016 I have been celebrating my passion for sewing on this blog, and I love that sewing connects so many people.